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The first week of February 2021 was a momentous one in the Covid-19 pandemic. It was the week when the number of people globally who had received a vaccine overtook the numbers of people who have contracted the virus thus far. Bahrain currently has the second-highest vaccination rate in the world, while by Saturday, 6 February, the US was vaccinating over a million people a day. As our health system gears up to embark on a mass vaccination programme in the coming months, it is necessary for the uptake of a vaccine to be as high as possible. A recent survey conducted by researchers at the University of Johannesburg and the Human Sciences Research Council has shown that two-thirds of South African adults would definitely or probably accept a vaccine if one were available, 15% stated they did not know, and 18% said they would not accept a vaccine.  

South africaSouth africanSouth africansDesmond tutuStephen grootesAndrew wakefieldCyril ramaphosaSiya kolisiMatthias rathThabo mbekiManto tshabalala msimangUniversity of johannesburgHuman sciences research councilPresident cyril ramaphosaArchbishop desmond tutuடெஸ்மாண்ட் டுட்டு